Some manufacturing enterprises in Chongming have resumed work. In order to ensure the continuous industrial chain of upstream and downstream car companies, 6 of the 9 auto parts enterprises in Chongming District have resumed work and production, and some of them have used closed-loop management since the current round of the epidemic to ensure that work does not stop and stop production.
In the production workshop of Yongtai Auto Parts Factory in Xinhe Town, Chongming District, the machine runs at full speed and the workers focus on production. In order to regain production capacity while doing a good job in epidemic prevention and control, and to ensure the continuous supply chain of "Made in Shanghai" auto parts, in the past 20 days, more than 100 employees of the whole factory have strictly implemented closed-loop management and gone all out to promote the production progress, and more than 30 tons of auto parts products are transported from here to upstream production enterprises every day.
Automobile production is an industrial chain with extremely close supply relations, and the break of any "small chain" will affect the whole body. More than 1,000 kinds of parts and components are supplied to more than 300 upstream automobile companies, the smallest of which is less than 2 centimeters in diameter, but it is such a small part that is indispensable in every large car. For the normal production of every "indispensable" part, during the epidemic period, more than 100 employees of Yongtai Auto Parts Factory ate and lived in the factory, and everyone fully cooperated and did not complain.
All employees in the production workshop wear masks, the workshop is equipped with disinfection supplies, internal industrial workers and external freight drivers are separated from management, and the epidemic prevention and control is meticulous and meticulous, rigorous and rigorous.
The person in charge of the enterprise said that he would continue to persist in overcoming difficulties with the employees to ensure production capacity, orders and supply.